Referral Form for Greenwich Time to Talk NHS Talking Therapies

PLEASE NOTE
THIS ONLINE FORM IS FOR PATIENTS WHO ARE SELF REFERRING ONLY
IF YOU ARE A PROFESSIONAL PLEASE DOWNLOAD AND COMPLETE THE PROFESSIONAL’S REFERRAL FORM BELOW
PROFESSIONAL REFERRAL FORM - https://shorturl.at/cnB24
LTC PROFESSIONAL REFERRAL FORM - https://shorturl.at/givwx
This self-referral form is a way for you to access psychological support and advice from your local talking therapies service. The service is for people who are having emotional difficulties and are struggling to cope with everyday life. If you have a history of serious mental health issues, it is possible we’re not best suited to help you and we suggest you go to your GP for advice.
We are not able to provide immediate support in an emergency. If you require immediate help please contact your GP, or your local Accident & Emergency Department, or Call the Oxleas 24- hour Mental Health Crisis Line on 0800 330 8530.
Through completing this form, you are consenting to have this information stored confidentially on a secure electronic system separate from your GP’s system, and for your GP to be informed of your contact with us.
If you are unable to complete this form for any reason or if you would prefer to give these details over the phone please call 0203 260 1100 or email us on oxl-tr.greenwichtimetotalk@nhs.net
By providing these details you are giving us consent to contact to you regarding confidential information.

Personal Details

If you are a Carer/Guardian completing this form on behalf of the patient, please provide the patient contact details below.
If you would like to add your contact information, please provide in 'other contact' details.

GP Details

Referral Information

If you have more than one long term condition select the issue that presents the most difficulties at the time.

Further Information

Greenwich Time to Talk offers employment support alongside therapy. This can be to help you find work, support to return from sick leave or to resolve concerns that are making it difficult to remain in work.

If you are a 16/17 year old, or a parent of a 16/17 year old, please answer these questions:

Other Contact Details

We anonymously share data from our service with NHS England and other statutory bodies that monitor our performance. This information may include number of people we see, what type of treatment they receive, or if they recovered. This does not include personally identifying information such as your name, address, contact details, etc. If you wish to opt out of NHS data sharing please copy and paste the following link to a new web browser www.nhs.uk/using-the-nhs/about-the-nhs/opt-out-of-sharing-your-health-records/